Around Oconee: Confederate newspaper discussed
Local historian Bill Moffat will speak at the Brig. Gen. T.R.R. Cobb Camp No. 97 Sons of Confederate Veterans meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Watkinsville Community Center on VFW Drive.

Largest gay newspaper publisher in U.S. closes
ATLANTA - The nation's largest publisher of newspapers serving the gay and lesbian community has shut down and plans to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Hanna: Reinvention is newspapers' challenge
I never quite thought of Walter Cronkite as an entrepreneur. We know him as a newsman in every sense of the word, across all mediums over many decades until death took him from this world last month. The spirits of many of us news-types have become a little less bright since his passing. He paved the way and opened doors for today's journalists, setting a precedent that will far and away outlive him.

At 150 years, the pope's newspaper raises eyebrows
VATICAN CITY - The headline was an eye-grabber: "Homer and Bart are Catholic."